Factors Affecting iBMS Cost
We do not work with a “one-size-fits-all”-approach. At Nordomatic, we tailor our solutions for each building and each customer’s needs. When providing pricing or offers, we take several factors into consideration.
Building Size
The size of the building is crucial for determining the final price of the solution. Generally, larger buildings require a more extensive system and installation.
Systems to Be Integrated
Which systems do youneed to integrate into your iBMS solution? The requirements and preferences for the type of integration directly influence the complexity—and, consequently, the overall price—of your iBMS.
Licences, Services, etc.
Preferences for licences, services, and similar aspects related to iBMS implementation also factor into the final price. Choosing advanced analytics modules or custom monitoring features can increase costs, but also bring greater long-term value.
Would you like to know more about how we integrate these systems? Have a look at our iBMS installation process page.
Other Cost Drivers
Complex or older buildings may require additional retrofitting, specialised equipment, or custom integration, all of which can increase costs.
Potential Cost Reduction with iBMS
By integrating iBMS into your building, you may significantly reduce both energy consumption and maintenance expenses. On average, users see a reduction in energy consumption of 10% to 30%—leading to lower overall costs.
For more insights, check out our iBMS FAQ page.
Payback Period for iBMS
Although the exact payback period depends on factors like building size, usage, and the level of integration, many buildings recover their investment within a relatively short timeframe—thanks to energy savings and more efficient maintenance.
If you need details on how quickly your specific project might pay off, please contact us directly for a consultation.
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What is the price after installation?
When we provide a quote for your building, we deliver a clear and transparent price covering the integration. After installation, you’ll have a system that’s easy to operate, ensuring cost-effective operations.
Operating Costs
Operating costs after installation may include periodic service, licence fees, and potential system upgrades. A service agreement with Nordomatic is optional but recommended—it includes:
- Maintenance and future-proofing of your system
- Nordomatic as a proactive and flexible partner
- Service Excellence Centre consultations
- Priority support
- Continuous updates
Interested in discovering how iBMS works in practice? Read our What is iBMS? page.